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The <span style="font-weight: bold;">Radial 8ox-ci-r</span> is an eight-channel, three-way microphone splitter mounted on a frame for permanent installations. It splits eight microphone signals into three outputs, giving you the ability to drive three mic preamps from a single source. It features Radial transformers to eliminate noise caused by ground loops and provide clean, professional-quality audio.<br><br><span style="font-weight: bold;">Radial Engineering CX8-r Features:</span><br><ul><li>Open frame design for Nema enclosures</li><li>8 input channels</li><li>-60dB balanced mic level</li><li>8 direct out throughputs</li><li>8 transformer isolated outputs</li><li>8 auxiliary outputs with ground lifts</li><li>Jensen or Radial transformers</li></ul>The 8ox-ci-r is mounted on a steel frame that can be screwed easily into any steel enclosure or rack system. It has a suspended design, so that cables may be passed underneath to keep them manageable and out of the way. Spring-tension Wago connectors are used for all I/Os. A 48V phantom power feed is also provided for powering condenser microphones.<br><br>The 8ox-ci-r requires no power source and is completely passive. Ground-lift switches on one of the direct outputs provide hum and buzz-free operation for monitors or remote broadcasting. This splitter is a great choice for houses of worship, concert halls, auditoriums, and other venues where a discreet installation with high-quality audio is needed.

Radial Engineering CX8-r
Contractor Mic splitter, 8 channels for install, Radial transformers

The <b>Radial JDI Duplex Mk4</b> is a full-featured passive DI designed to enhance connectivity for the touring professional and AV integrator. The Duplex comes equipped with 1/4" connectors for -10dB consumer electronics and XLR inputs for +4dB professional line sources.
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Each Duplex channel employs the same high-performance Jensen audio transformer as the industry standard Radial JDI direct box and has the same pristine audio signal path with virtually zero phase, harmonic and linear distortion. Natural transformer saturation and warm Bessel curve makes the Radial Duplex the perfect choice for rounding out highly dynamic instruments, like digital keyboards, that can sound harsh when driven hard. Transformer isolation also provides the benefit of eliminating troublesome ground loops that can cause hum and buzz and can interfere with video displays.
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Radial's innovative 'book-end'™ design provides protective zones that shield connectors and switches from the abuses of professional touring . A welded I-beam inner frame is designed to eliminate outside stresses that could torque the PC board and cause premature solder point and trace failure. A 14-gauge steel shell couples with the mu-metal transformer shield to eliminate stray magnetic field interference from power transformers and a full-bottom no-slip pad provides plenty of stay-put and helps reduce electrical coupling from amplifier chassis hardware.
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<b>The Radial Engineering JDI Duplex Features:</b>
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<li> Jensen Transformer equipped passive DI 
<li> 100% isolation eliminates ground loops 
<li> Virtually zero phase & harmonic distortion 
<li> Exceptional signal handling
<li> High common mode noise rejection 
</ul>

Radial Engineering Duplex
Passive 2 channel DI for stereo keyboards with Jensen transformers

<p><B>The easy way to incorporate guitar effects</B><br><br>Guitar effects on vocals, drums, and more? Sure, it’s been done. But not like this. The <B>Radial EXTC</B> guitar effects interface lets you easily incorporate the pedals you want, while maintaining the utmost sound quality. Wah on vocals? Tremolo on violin? The EXTC makes it happen, opening up creative possibilities while keeping sound quality central, all in the convenient 500 Series format.<br><br><B>Balanced interface for guitar effects pedals</B></p>
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<li>Optimized signal path preserves your sound quality</li>
<li>Convenient 500 Series format</li>
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<p><br><B>Balanced interface for guitar effects pedals</B><br>With the Radial EXTC, you can easily tap into the wild world of effects pedals at any phase of the recording process, while maintaining the signal quality your professional recording rig demands. Just connect a line-level audio signal, then let the EXTC work its magic. The EXTC will convert to a hi-Z signal, so you can patch in any stompboxes you want via 1/4" send and receive connectors on the front panel. Send and Receive knobs are there for setting levels, while a blend control lets you attain just the right amount of the effect.<br><br><B>Optimized signal path preserves your sound quality</B><br>Radial built the EXTC with signal integrity chiefly in mind, opening up the doors to creative stompbox use beyond just lo-fi applications. The EXTC includes Radial’s award-winning, fully discrete Class A guitar buffering as well as transformer isolation to eliminate ground loop buzz and hum. There’s also a 180º polarity reverse to keep your effects and balanced signals in phase.<br><br><B>Convenient 500 Series format</B><br>Canada-based Radial Engineering has embraced the 500 Series format, contributing a range of excellent-sounding (and exceptionally made) tonal tools and sonic options to the popular modular format. The EXTC is another fine example of Radial at its best, ready to go in any 500 Series compatible rack.<br><br><B>Radial EXTC Features:</B></p>
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<li>Balanced guitar effects interface</li>
<li>500 Series modular format</li>
<li>Front-panel 1/4" send and receive jacks</li>
<li>Knobs for Send and Receive level</li>
<li>Blend control knob</li>
<li>180º polarity reverse switch</li>
<li>Fully discrete Class A guitar buffering</li>
<li>Transformer isolation to eliminate ground loop hum</li>
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Radial Engineering EXTC 500
Balanced 500 Series interface for guitar effects pedals – send, receive, and blend control

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Radial Engineering Firefly New!
Tube direct box

The <b>Radial Engineering HotShot ABi</b> is a balanced signal source selector that allows the user to instantly select between two signal sources by depressing a latching footswitch. As it is completely passive, powering is not required to make it work.
<br><br><b>The Radial Engineering HotShot ABi Features:</b>
<ul><li> On-stage line input signal AB redirector
</li><li> Toggle switch for one-push operation
</li><li> Pads allow using devices with different signal levels
</li><li> Ground lift to eliminate buzz caused by ground loops
</li><li> Heavy-duty construction, switches and components
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The HotShot ABi is ideal for applications such as switching between two dynamic microphones on a stage or selecting between two audio sources. The latching switch also opens the door for other useful operations: These include using the HotShot ABi as a mute to turn off a microphone; to select between two wireless receivers for live sound system backup; for stereo guitars it can be used to select between two instruments; and for community hall assemblies, it provides the moderator with remote control over two audience microphones.
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Ultra compact and extremely rugged, the HotShot is made tough for years of trouble free performance and is backed-up with a 3-year transferable warranty. 	
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Radial Engineering HotShot ABi
Mic & line switcher, 2 XLR-F inputs and 1 XLR-M output. Balanced

The <b>Radial Engineering HotShot ABo</b> is a balanced signal output selector that employs a latching switch to allow one to connect a sound source to a choice of two destinations. The HotShot ABo is completely passive and therefore does not require powering of any type to make it work.
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The HotShot ABo can be used in a variety of applications including driving two channels on a mixing console for dry and wet effects routing; to divert a mic from the PA system to the monitors or intercom; for temporarily muting the signal such as when coughing; and for talkback mic control.
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Ultra compact and extremely rugged, the HotShot is made tough for years of trouble free performance and is backed-up with a 3-year transferable warranty.
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<b>The Radial Engineering HotShot ABo Features:</b>
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<li> On-stage line output signal AB redirector
<li> Toggle switch for one-push operation
<li> Pads allow using devices with different signal levels
<li> Ground lift to eliminate buzz caused by ground loops
<li> Heavy-duty construction, switches and components
</ul>

Radial Engineering HotShot ABo
Mic & line switcher, 1 XLR-F input and 2 XLR-M outputs. Balanced

The <b>Radial Engineering HotShot DM-1</b> is an innovative a combination microphone signal splitter and mute switch that allows the user to depress a foot switch to mute his mic and redirect the signal to the monitoring system or intercom for on-stage communication with band-mates and technicians.
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Designed specifically for dynamic microphones, the DM-1 HotShot is a simple passive device that features an XLR input, momentary foot switch and two XLR outputs designated 'main' and 'monitor'. The microphone connects to the input and the main output connects to the sound system as usual. The monitor output is connected to the monitor desk where the monitor engineer can route the signal to the musicians on-stage monitoring systems and if desired, to the technical crew. Should a problem occur—a change of song during a set or a level that requires adjustment—the vocalist need merely depress his HotShot foot switch and he is now able to communicate this discreetly.
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As with all Radial stage switchers, the HotShot DM1 is designed to take the abuses of the road with it's rugged 14-gauge steel construction, baked enamel finish, heavy-duty isolated XLR connectors and switch.
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<b>The Radial Engineering HotShot DM1 Features:</b>
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<li> On-stage mic mute and signal redirector
<li> Momentary switch for one-push operation
<li> Allows discreet communication with band and crew
<li> Ground lift to eliminate buzz caused by ground loops
<li> Toggle to second mic channel with or without effects
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Radial Engineering HotShot DM1
Mic switcher toggles signal from PA to monitors. For dynamic mics

The <span style="font-weight: bold;">Radial J+4</span> is a stereo interface designed to accept consumer level -10dB unbalanced high impedance signals and convert them to +4dB balanced low impedance signals for easy manipulation in professional level environments such as broadcast, recording studios and live touring.<br><br>Careful attention has been paid to eliminate noise by combining the advantages of active signal buffering with transformer isolation. The J+4 delivers better than 95dB signal to noise while ensuring hum and buzz caused by ground loops along with spurious noise from clocking does not pollute the signal path. Controls have been kept to a minimum. This includes a stereo level control, high pass (low cut filter) and ground lift. A selection of input connectors include a stacked set of ¼`` jacks for DJ mixers or keyboards, RCA's for CD players and a mini 3.5mm for I-pods.<br><br>As with all Radial products, the Radial J+4 is built tough to handle the extreme rigors of professional touring. A unique 14-gauge steel I-beam inner frame ensures the sensitive PC board will not be subjected to outside stress which could potentially cause solder joints to fail. An innovative book-end outer shell creates protective zones around the sensitive controls, switches and connectors to further improve dependability while a full bottom no-slip pad provides both mechanical and electrical isolation.<br><br>The Radial J+4 balanced line driver delivers exceptional sonic performance, plenty of headroom and ultra low noise making it the ideal companion in today's more demanding professional audio systems.<br><ul><li>Stereo -10dB to +4dB interface</li><li>Transformer isolated to eliminate noise</li><li>Greater than 100dB of dynamic range</li><li>Plug and play easy to use</li></ul>

Radial Engineering J+4 Line Driver
Stereo -10dB to +4dB Line Driver

The <b>Radial Engineering J-clamp</b> is a simple steel housing bracket that allows any of the Radial J-series direct boxes, isolation units, mic splitters and re-amping units to be permanently mounted in locations such as in podiums, under board room tables and inside amplifier and effect racks.
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Made from 14 gauge steel, the J-clamp is made tough to handle the abuse of professional touring. The top is screened with user-writable tabs that are designed for wax pencil or can be more permanently designated with an indelible marker. Installing it is easy! One simply unscrews the book-end outer shell from the desired Radial interface and slides the J-clamp over in place. The same 4 screws are used to secure the unit. The J-clamp features extended wings that are pre-drilled to allow quick installation on any flat surface.
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According to Radial Custom Shop Manager Steve Hopia: "More and more Radial products are being used in permanent installations and securing these so that they stay put has often been requested. The J-clamp provides and easy to use and elegant solution that fits on most of our product. Our dealers are pleased as it makes their jobs easier!"

Radial Engineering J-Clamp
Mounting adaptor for Radial JDI, flanged for easy mounting

The <B>Radial J-Rak</B> is a 2RU rack shelf that allows as many as 8 Radial direct boxes to be rack mounted. These can face forward (input at front) or backward (XLRs at front), active (J48) or passive (JDI) in any combination, depending on the system designer's preference. The J-Rak also fits the Radial X-amp re-amplifying device and future Radial interface products to come! <BR><BR>Stemming from the adage 'necessity is the Mother of invention', the J-Rak was invented, to provide sound companies with a simple yet very functional solution for DI inventory management. The problem is simple: During peak season, most sound companies must resort to cross-renting just to fill rider requests. Inevitably, they go to a warehouse looking for a stand-alone DI and find that all that is left on the shelf are a few old 4-channel rack units. Or conversely, they have a show going on the road that needs 12 rack-mounted DIs but the investment seems impractical. <BR><BR>All you do is take the book-end cover off the JDI or J48 and attach one of the 8 insert sleeves supplied with the J-Rak. These are then screwed into the J-Rak shelf from the top. The direct boxes can have the XLR facing either the front or the rear of the rack depending on the application; whether one is racking up DIs for keyboards, sound modules, computers or other sound sources. <BR><BR><B>Key Features:</B> 
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<LI>The world’s best DIs now in a high density rack 
<LI>Mount up to 8 Radial DI's or splitters per 2RU space 
<LI>Reconfigure for different combinations of in seconds 
<LI>DI's can be front or rear mounted 
<LI>Mix and match passive or active DI's or splitters 
<LI>Total flexibility never before available in a rackmount DI</LI></UL>

Radial Engineering J-Rak
Rack adaptor shelf for up to 8 Radial JDIs & J48s, is 2RUs high

Radial Engineering J33
Active combination stereo RIAA turntable pre-amp and direct box. PSU included

Radial Engineering J48
Phantom powered active DI w/switching supply

Radial Engineering JD6
Six channel Jensen transformer equipped rack-mount passive DI

The <b>Radial JD7 Injector</b> is a creative recording tool disguised as a guitar signal distribution amplifier that allows a guitar signal to drive as many as seven amplifiers simultaneously without loss or coloration.
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Front panel control makes selecting amplifiers, ground paths and polarity (phase reversal) easy. The JD7 utilizes a newly developed Class-A audio signal path that has been optimized for use with electric guitars and is 100% discreet (no opamps or chips) producing the most accurate and faithful signal at each output. To eliminate such problems as 60 cycle hum caused by ground loops without signal degradation, the world’s finest audio transformers by Jensen® are employed.
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The Radial JD7 also features a 600-Ohm balanced direct output to allow the engineer to record a dry guitar track or to use the JD7 as a direct box. A balanced input allows a pre-recorded track to be sent back into the JD7 which can then drive amplifiers, effect pedals and other devices.
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<b>The Radial Engineering JD7 Injector Features:</b>
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<li>  1-in, 7-out signal routing system for guitarists
<li>  One-touch super intuitive operation of all functions
<li>  Class-A circuit, Jensen Transformer isolated outputs
<li>  Natural sound does not introduce artifacts to the signal
<li>  Drag™ control recreates guitar to amp relationship
<li>  Balanced I/O - remix new sounds from dry tracks 
</ul>

Radial Engineering JD7 Injector
Guitar signal distribution system, 1-in, 7-out, comes with PSU

The <b>Radial JDI</b> is considered by many to be the world’s finest direct box. It is a passive DI that employs a Jensen isolation transformer for optimum audio performance offering outstanding linearity at all frequencies, combined with extraordinary level handling without introducing distortion. Being completely passive, the plug & play JDI does not require any powering and has the unique advantage of eliminating 60-cycle ground loops. This makes the JDI a definite favorite with informed audio engineers. The JDI is great for guitars, bass, and keyboards and is particularly adept with high-output, broadband instruments such as active instruments and digital keyboards. The JDI may be rack-mounted using the J-Rak and is also available in a stereo (2-channel) version called the JDI Duplex and the 6-channel rack-mountable JD6. <br><br><b>Radial JDI</b> <b>Features:</b> 
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<li>Jensen Transformer equipped passive DI 
</li><li>100% isolation eliminates ground loops 
</li><li>Virtually zero phase & harmonic distortion 
</li><li>Exceptional signal handling 
</li><li>High common mode noise rejection</li></ul>

Radial Engineering JDI MKIII
Passive direct box with Jensen transformers

The <b>Radial JDV Mk3 </b>is arguably the most advanced and sonically superior direct box made today. With 100% class-A circuit and a 30-Volt internal rail voltage, the JDV combines exceptional sonic quality and unmatched dynamic handling for the most natural and uncolored sound possible. 
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Designed as a creative tool, the JDV introduces a concept of ‘Zones’ with choice of two inputs, four instrument amplifier outputs, and a unity-gain transformerless output. 
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Features include Drag control for precise pickup load correction, 3.9 meg-ohm input impedance for piezo pickups, hi-pass and lo-pass filters, full LED status indicators, polarity reverse and all of the other features one would expect from a Radial DI. 
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The Radial JDV Mk3 is designed for use in both the studio and live performance and is suitable for all instruments where added reach is required and retaining the original sound of the instrument without distortion or coloration is paramount.<br><br><span style="font-weight: bold;">The </span><b style="font-weight: bold;">Radial JDV Mk3 Features:</b><br><ul>
<li>Class-A feed forward design
</li><li>Huge 30-Volt internal rail voltage
</li><li>Innovative Drag control
</li><li>Variable impedance to 3.9 Meg-Ohms
</li><li>Unique zoned design concept</li></ul>

Radial Engineering JDV Mk3
Class-A direct box with 2-ins, 4-outs, and vary-Z. PSU included.

Radial Engineering JDV-Pre
Class-A instrument preamp with unique features

The <b>Radial Engineering JDX</b> is a direct box designed to capture the explosive dynamics and warm tone of the electric guitar by connecting between the head and cabinet of a guitar amplifier to provide a direct feed to the PA or recording system.
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100% discrete class-A circuitry, multi-stage filtering and a unique 'reactive' load all interact with the signal coming from the head and the electro-magnetic 'back' impulse from the cabinet to produce a more realistic rendering.
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In use, the JDX improves on the consistency of the guitar signal over a typical microphone, as irregularities of mic placement and varying acoustics no longer play the dominant role on stage. When combined with a microphone, fatter tones can be created by double tracking and stereo imaging the two signals for more ‘produced’ results.
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<b>The Radial Engineering JDX Features:</b>
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<li> Guitar amplifier direct box with reactive load
<li> Speaker cabinet emulation for natural tone
<li> Direct feed to console eliminates need for a mic
<li> Ideal for recording and live performance
</ul>

Radial Engineering JDX
Active class-A reactive speaker emulation direct box

Radial Engineering JDX 500
Guitar amp-to-speaker direct box and preamp emulates 4x12 half stack

The <b>Radial JPC</b> is a stereo direct box that has been specifically designed for use with computer sound cards and other consumer electronic products to allow these to be connected to a professional sound system. It is unique in that it combines the advantages of transformer-isolated inputs with an active drive circuit, giving you the ‘best of both worlds’ in a compact and extremely flexible package.
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Transformer coupled inputs have the unique advantage of isolating the ‘source’ from the ‘destination’. This proven approach eliminates 60-cycle hum and buzz caused by so-called ground loops when two pieces of electrically powered devices are connected together. Because the active circuit does all of the impedance conversion and balancing, a dedicated 1:1 transformer can be used. This results in a hybrid design that is at once great sounding, compact and more affordable.
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As with all great designs, simplicity is a fundamental trait and the Radial JPC certainly fits the bill. A choice of stereo ¼”, 1/8” and RCA input AND thru-put connectors make interfacing a snap with all types of equipment. A single switch inserts a –10dB pad, two power LEDs confirm 48V phantom is turned on, and a pair of XLR output connectors round out the feature set.
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Of course like all Radial products, the JPC is built to handle any environment. The book-cover wrap-around sleeve design protects switches and connectors from damage while the 14 gauge steel I-beam construction eliminates stress that could torque the PC board and cause solder joint failure. A full-bottom no-slip pad provides electrical insulation and mechanical isolation with plenty of ‘stay-put’ for use on hectic stages. And with its baked enamel finish, the Radial JPC will continue looking great for years!
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<b>The Radial Engineering JPC Features:</b>
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<li>  Stereo DI for computer sound cards & A/V
<li>  Transformer isolation eliminates ground loops
<li>  Converts -10db to balanced XLR mic level
<li>  Active drive circuit for long cable runs
<li>  Compact design - may be J-Rak mounted
<li>  48V phantom power eliminates batteries
<li>  Ultra rugged 14-gauge steel construction
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Radial Engineering JPC
Active stereo PC direct box for sound cards & consumer electronics

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